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Re: YES Edmund Paul Hagopian Sr.

relevant117 — 2010-04-30 23:54:30Z

Also we are trying to find Great Aunt Ruth. We cannot find her. We are very interested in learning more about the letters handed down.

Re: YES Edmund Paul Hagopian Sr.

relevant117 — 2010-04-24 16:32:26Z

Could you clarify which invasion you are referring to as Alexander arrived in America in 1898 and that he spent some time in France before that. Do you have information about area the family was from? We are very interested in knowing more about Hagop and Sophia his parents.

Thank you

Seeking Robert R. Feay - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-06-27 17:54:44Z

I am seeking information about Robert R. Feay who served as a private in the 208th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company B (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served in the 208th Pennsylvania.

Thanks,

Joe Nihen
morse73@ptd.net

Feay - Manchester, England

dhbailey1 — 2004-07-13 02:04:10Z

I am trying to find out more about my ancestors William and Margaret Feay who turn up in the Manchester, Lancashire, England records around 1790 - no trace of Feays in that area before then. I am descended through their son John b. 1795 and his daughter, Mary, b. ca 1822. Mary married William Hibbert. I am slowly adding more info. on this Manchester family through the generations, but would love to know where they originated. Diana Hibbert Bailey (dhbailey@sympatico.ca), Canada.

Re: HIBBERTS & HAMERS

dhbailey1 — 2004-07-13 02:04:10Z

My William is indeed the one who married Mary Fay at Manchester Cathedral - this is the only place the Fay spelling is used - every other record shows it as Feay from ca 1790 up to the present descendents of male lines.
So it looks like your William and mine are from different lines. My Wm. was the son of Joseph b. ca 1799, Lancashire, and Ann ??who d. ca 1828. I have found nothing further on Joseph and Ann, except that Joseph m. 2) Ellen Clare.
Sorry I can't be of more help. I would like to add more to my Hibbert line - it is my maiden name.
Diana.

Levi Feay / Fay

ALLINGTONS — 2003-10-13 13:10:28Z

I am looking for information concerning Levi
Feay - born abt 1783 in Maryland, married in
Washington Co, Maryland to a Mary McCoy on
Dec 19, 1814. I think she was his second
wife. He had a son, Samuel Alexander Feay
born in 1804, and a daughter, Esther, born
in 1809. I think his father might be a
John Thomas Fay, in Kent Co, Maryland in the
1790 Census, but I am having trouble finding
more substantial proof. Thanks for any help.
cynthia

Levi Feay

ALLINGTONS — 2003-10-13 13:10:28Z

Yes! I am very interested. I am trying to
find his father. I found a marriage index
of Washington Co, Maryland, showing him
marrying Mary McCoy in Dec 1814, but he had
2 kids before then. I don't know who he
married before, if the index was incorrect
and it should have been 1804, except he
still had one child before Dec 1804.
I found a John Thomas Fay in Kent Co,
Maryland in the 1790 census, but I haven't
been able to figure out if he is Levi's
father.
Any information you have would be
appreciated!

cynthia

HIBBERTS & HAMERS

suzhamer — 2003-09-27 23:22:51Z

Thomas Hamer (1852-1889) married Hannah Hibbert (1848-1917) in All Souls' Church in Manchester, England. They had two sons, Walter (1883-1967) and Thomas (1886 - ?) . Walter married Lillian Belle Lerman in 1910. They lived, first in New Jersey, then in California and had three children, Ruth Hamer, Florence Hamer, and my father, Walter Hamer.

Hannah Hibbert was the oldest daughter of William Hibbert, who according to the 1881 British Census, was married to a woman named Mary, born around 1827 in Dukinfield, Cheshire, England. They had three other children besides Hannah: Emma (1851±), George (1856±) and Abel (1860±). At the time of the census, they lived in Beswick, Lancashire, England.

I don't know if the Mary who married this William Hibbert is the one you are researching. In my research, I did find a Mary FAY who married a William Hibbert, 29 November 1840, Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire.

If you have any information related to the Hamers or Hibberts (or Lermans) mentioned above, I'd love to hear it.

eates

RICHARDDABBS — 2002-04-17 22:20:39Z

i am looking for any info. on nan eates who married james dabbs in oct. 1655 in kent co. maryland thank you he was a colonist

ALEXANDER HAGOPIAN

harleybike — 2002-04-15 16:46:23Z

TO RUTH; ALEXANDER HAGOPIAN IS MY G GRANDFATHER. HIS FAMILY IS STILL IN NJ AND HAS GROWN EXTENSIVELY. ONE OF HIS SONS IS IN OH.

Alexander is GGrandfather

harleybike — 2002-04-15 16:46:23Z

Post your E-mail address and I will send further info...

YES Edmund Paul Hagopian Sr.

harleybike — 2002-04-15 16:46:23Z

That is correct. My Grandfather has all of the info that you could ever desire regarding A and H Hagopian. Including pics, however I don't have access to a scanner. Who is your husbands relation? Or better yet, how is he related to A and H? I am interested to know as we must be related. Also, have many stories of events that took place during the invasion and their escape from Armenia.

FEAY

ljmoody — 2001-09-13 20:09:45Z

Hi there!

I too, am interested in Levi Feay. I do have a few dates,
I'll look up what I have, if your interested.
Your name lloks familiar to me....

Jeanne
Southern California

Alexander Hagopian

2001-01-08 15:57:41Z

My email address is asr99rk@reading.ac.uk
My husband is one of the grandchildren of Florence Hagopian who married Joseph BErtram KErry. - we have some papers/letters from Armenia but are unsure as to how they all fit in. My husband was given these by his father's uncle Rendel.

Alexander Hagopian

2001-01-08 08:37:57Z

Sorry I just realised you said that Alexander was your great grandfather so which of his children was your grandparent? - is it Edmund that lives in Ohio?

Alexander Hagopian

2001-01-08 08:36:09Z

So if Alexander Hagopian was your grandfather who are your parents? and who is the son in Ohio - I would be interested in talking to you further.

Ruth

Alexander Hagopian

2000-07-30 15:56:34Z

Have you done any hagopian family history? I am looking for an Alexander Hagopian who was born in Armenia about1875 and dies in New JErsey in 1937.

Levi Feay

2000-03-24 08:06:01Z

In response to Cynthia Grace, I have also
been looking for ancestry of Levi Feay.
(b 1783 in Maryland)
On the internet I found Benard Feay in
England who says the only Feays there are
related. He discovered some Feays in Canada who are
also related to each other. My search of
MacKay (Mary McCoy) shows the clan was
driven out of Scotland about the time of the
Napoleonic wars and were scattered into
Canada, America, Australia, New Zealand
and south Africa.
There is also the Family name: Reay in this
clan (served in Ireland).
It is possible Levi was not in the MacKay clan
but if he was this information may be of value.

Chris Feay-Hagopian (daughter of Everett Feay)
e-mail: dwhag@iti2.net